Aleksander Aamodt Kilde is the absolute master of Saslong; Paris tries, but it's still a long way off

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After the super-g, here is the double in Val Gardena for the Norwegian, who also takes the descent and the leadership of the cup. No top ten for "Domme" (a fatal mistake for Ciaslat), Cochran-Siegle and Feuz go up on the podium.

Saturday 19 December 2020 3 minutes reading time

In the blue sink on the Saslong, the name of Aleksander Aamodt Kilde still shines, the master of the 2019/2020 World Cup and increasingly King of the Val Gardena track. Third victory of the six total in career obtained again on these snows, back to back after yesterday's triumphal super-g and leadership of the general classification conquered against Odermatt and Pinturault (which could be redone tomorrow in the giant on the Gran Risa ... ). Two years after the success obtained in 2018, the Norwegian champion takes the descent of Val Gardena literally making the void in the upper part, decisive to beat Ryan Cochran-Siegle by 22 cents, who at 28 finally takes the first podium in CdM . Norway-United States challenge had to be and so it was, with only the inclusion of Beat Feuz (always him), third at 54 cents from Kilde and who can be considered satisfied with the points collected in terms of discipline cup. In fourth place ex-aequo there are in fact Bennett and Jansrud, 8 cents from the Swiss himself, and in sixth the third made in USA descender, Jared Goldberg. Carlo Janka's race was very good, seventh ahead of Baumann and the Austrians (disappointed) Franz and Mayer, while Kriechmayr finished only 13th behind Nils Allegre (nice confirmation after the super-g) and Mauro Caviezel. It's Italy? All according to forecasts, unfortunately, with Dominik Paris who is the best and defends himself, but pays an error to Ciaslat that cost a few tenths and perhaps the top ten (the goal declared by the blue jet after the super-g), for a 15 Final place 1 ”52 from the winner (updating)

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